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Most medical AI answers from memory. CiteWard retrieves first — then cites every claim. Watch it work, live, below.
Built on the world's primary medical authorities
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Medical records indexed
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Drug prescribing labels
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Peer-reviewed articles
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PGx gene-drug pairs
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Evidence first.
Answer second.
Before generating any answer, CiteWard queries FDA, NIH, CPIC, PubMed, WHO, and ClinicalTrials.gov in parallel — so every response is grounded in data current to today, not training cutoffs.
Clinical tools built to move with you — cited, graded, and ready at the point of care.
Evidence-grade
clinical AI.
Run a query Sources retrieved
Confidence
High · 8 sources cited
The CiteWard standard
Anatomy of a
cited answer.
Most medical AI gives you prose. CiteWard gives you provenance — every claim dissectable down to its source.
Amiodarone inhibits CYP2C9 and CYP3A4, reducing warfarin clearance. INR rises 2–4× within 1–6 weeks [FDA Label §7.1] Reduce the warfarin dose 30–50% at initiation and recheck INR every 3–5 days for the first month [CPIC 2017].
Clinical Safety Review · Automated
Answer summary
For HFrEF, initiate the "fantastic four": ACEi/ARB/ARNI + beta-blocker + MRA + SGLT2i. All have proven mortality benefit per ACC/AHA 2022 and ESC 2021.
Guideline concordance
ACC/AHA 2022 · ESC 2021 · NICE NG106
Source verification
3 citations confirmed
Anchoring bias
Alternative diagnoses considered
Premature closure
Verify serum K⁺ before initiating MRA
Contraindication sweep
eGFR ≥20 required for SGLT2i — confirm renal function
Built-in Clinical Safety Check
Every answer reviewed
before it reaches you.
CiteWard runs an automated safety review on every response — checking for anchoring bias, premature closure, and missed contraindications. A confidence grade tells you exactly how much to rely on the answer.
High confidence
Guideline-aligned · Multiple sources agree · Safe to cite in clinical notes
Moderate confidence
Likely correct — verify with updated guidelines or specialist input
Low confidence
Complex edge case · Do not act without specialist consultation
Six authorities · Queried live · Cited every time
The evidence layer
medicine deserves.
Other models answer from memory. CiteWard retrieves first — six authoritative databases queried in parallel before any response is generated.
See it retrieve live140K
labels indexed
FDA Drug Labels
Official prescribing info, black-box warnings, interactions, dosing tables — updated daily.
Official label12M+
reports
FDA Adverse Events
Post-market safety reports. Signals you won't find in the prescribing insert.
Safety signal450+
gene-drug pairs
CPIC Pharmacogenomics
Gene-drug interaction guidelines. CYP2C9, CYP3A4, TPMT — graded by evidence level.
PGx guidelineDaily
sync
DailyMed / NIH
Full structured product labels and NIH clinical guidelines, parsed and indexed for retrieval.
Prescribing info40M+
abstracts
PubMed Literature
Peer-reviewed abstracts retrieved by relevance — with PMID, study design, and bias flag.
Research490K
trials
ClinicalTrials.gov
Trial status, eligibility, endpoints, and primary outcomes — cited by NCT number.
TrialsWrite the paper. We hold the structure.
A medical writing studio that knows what a manuscript needs. Pick a document type and the sections, word targets, and reviewer expectations are already in place — so you write the science, not the scaffolding.
Ghost-text that writes in your voice
AI drafts the next sentence inline as you type. Accept with Tab, keep typing to ignore. Every suggestion is grounded in the section you're writing.
Live citations, formatted three ways
Search PubMed without leaving the page and drop a reference straight into the text — formatted in Vancouver, APA, or AMA, with the study type tagged.
An editor that grades the draft
The writing coach scores your manuscript, flags weak methodology and missing citations, and tells you exactly what to fix before submission.
Research Paper · IMRAD structure
Discussion
SGLT2 inhibitors reduced heart-failure hospitalisation across the pooled cohort, consistent with the mortality benefit reported in earlier trials12.
This effect persisted regardless of baseline ejection fraction, suggesting a class effect rather than a population-specific response. Tab to accept
McMurray JJV, et al. Dapagliflozin in patients with heart failure and reduced ejection fraction. N Engl J Med. 2019;381:1995–2008. PMID 31535829.
One workspace
Twenty-nine tools.
The same evidence layer.
MedGPT is the front door. Behind it is a full clinical workspace — every tool draws from the same cited sources.
Learn & examine
Active recall, adaptive testing, exam-day rehearsal.
Decide at the bedside
Reference and decision tools, every output cited.
Read the data
Interpretation tools for the studies you order.
Research & write
From literature search to submission-ready manuscript.
Run your week
Plan, track, and stay well across the whole journey.
Everything unlocks
as you grow.
Pre-med to attending — one account carries your notes, progress, and citations the whole way.
Your Career Journey
From first lecture to
attending rounds.
Eight stages, one account. Every tool unlocks the moment you need it.
Residency
Stage 05 of 08
Overnight decision support that fits in your white-coat pocket.
Tools unlocked at this stage
Residency
Your workspace at this stage
MedGPT Clinic
Rx checker
Handover tools
qSOFA / MELD
Your data and progress carry forward at every stage.
Simple, honest pricing
Medicine is hard enough.
Your tools shouldn't be.
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Student
Core study tools, forever free.
- QBank (500 questions)
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- Flashcards & OSCE
- Anatomy basics
Clinician
Full clinical workspace for practitioners.
- Full MedGPT (Clinic + Research)
- Live evidence retrieval
- PGx gene-drug checker
- All 29 clinical & study tools
- The Writer + citation export
Team / Institution
Department-wide deployment with admin controls.
- Everything in Clinician
- Team analytics dashboard
- SSO & admin controls
- Institutional evidence whitelist
- Priority support
Trusted across medicine
What clinicians say
about CiteWard.
Based on 847 reviews
Caught what my EMR missed
Flagged a CPIC Level 1A interaction in under 3 seconds, cited the exact guideline paragraph. My standard system had nothing on it.
Dr. Sarah Chen
Resident, Internal Medicine
Saved 4 hours on my literature review
The PICO builder pulled the right RCTs, calculated NNT automatically, and flagged methodological bias before I even noticed it.
Dr. James Okafor
Research Fellow, Cardiology
Always have the latest FDA label ready
I paste CiteWard's source list directly into my clinic notes. My attending keeps asking how I stay current on every interaction.
Dr. Priya Malhotra
Attending, Emergency Medicine
Writing coach caught my weak methods
Drafted my case report with PubMed citations inline as I typed. The AI flagged my methods section before my supervisor did.
Dr. Tomas Halvorsen
Registrar, Respiratory Medicine
Cancelled two other subscriptions
QBank, flashcards, and MedGPT in one login. Everything runs on the same citations — I don't have to cross-reference anymore.
Amara Nwosu
Final-year Medical Student
Decision support that actually works
Unlike generic AI that answers from memory, CiteWard retrieves live FDA data first. The difference in accuracy is immediately obvious.
Dr. Marcus Webb
Consultant, General Medicine
Stop paying for three tools.
Start using one.
Answers, study, and publishing in a single place — every claim cited.
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Common questions
No. CiteWard is a decision-support tool. Every answer is designed to augment — not override — your clinical expertise.